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Principle

A New Door Must Suit the Owner's Running Dasha

A door that strengthens one element can ruin an owner whose running planetary period belongs to the opposite element. A new door that raised the fire element was opened for a sweet maker while his Moon (water) antardasha was running, and water and fire, being anti-elements, brought his business to zero.
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What it does

Prevents door changes and corrections that clash with the owner's planetary period.

Where

Any new or shifted door

How to do it

  1. 1Before opening or shifting a door, check the owner's running dasha and antardasha.
  2. 2Identify the element of that planet; the Moon, for example, represents water.
  3. 3Avoid any change that strengthens the opposing element, such as fire against water.

Cautions

  • Water and fire are anti-elements; increasing fire during a Moon period destroys business.

Explanation and notes

In the same case studs had been driven into the ati-marma points and the door had been opened by breaking a wall; goods worth 45 lakh rupees did not sell at all. The pad of the new door is heard as S3 in the recording. The corrective visit was made without charging any fee because the family was deep in debt.

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